Tifo Football Podcast

The permutations for Premier League sides as the Champions League (League) phase comes to a conclusion, Arsenal’s management of domestic & European title chases to this point, what the plans should be for Liverpool in the summer, the communication style of Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior and the harm the financial might of English football causes to the broader football ecosystem were all discussed in the latest Tifo football podcast.

This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features Seb Stafford-Bloor & Oli Kay and is produced by Steve Hankey.

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00:00 - A subtle intro

05:48 - Drama as The Champions League… League phase ends

09:06 - Arsenal’s 100% in Europe, but is everything all right at home?

19:05 - Does modern football suck the joy out of everything?

22:12 - A dog joins the podcast!

22:45 - Joe talks about walking through the woods

24:05 - League leaders & winners as antagonists

28:00 - What’s left for Liverpool this season?

31:45 - Is a summer rebuild actually what Liverpool need?

38:26 - A break

38:28 - The merits plus perils of LinkedIn style aphorisms

45:24 - Should you sub a sub?

50:05 - ice hockey!

52:30 - What do Tottenham Hotspur say about the strength of the Premier League?

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Manchester United’s statement win over Arsenal to boost their Champions League hopes and keep the title race interesting, whether Leeds United will be sucked back into the relegation swamp by the form of Nottingham Forest & West Ham and the continued fine form of surprise title contenders Heart of Midlothian in Scotland were all discussed in the latest Tifo football podcast.

This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features JJ Bull, Jon Mackenzie & Reuben Pinder and is produced by Steve Hankey.

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00:00 - A bit too sixth form intro

5:50 - Man Utd claim Arsenal scalp

11:16 - Why we still don’t know anything

17:10 - Playing through the block & playing a Fulham

19:00 - Cromulent Michael DeCarrick & Kobbie Mainoo

24:15 - Man Utd’s fortune, misfortune and wearing the same clothes

26:15 - A break

26:17 - What do YOU think?

28:26 - THE RONDO

32:14 - Why did Arsenal stack it?

41:08 - Arsenal will be fine, or will they?!

44:50 - Will Leeds United be relegated?

54:30 - Hearts march on in Scotland

1:01:08 - Points Are Bad

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Arsenal’s incredible Champions League form this season, how they stack up against the great 2008 Man Utd side, a win for Thomas Frank and Tottenham and the potential job choices that may face Bayern’s Vincent Kompany were all discussed in the latest Tifo football podcast.

This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features Jon Mackenzie & Seb Stafford-Bloor and is produced by Steve Hankey.

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00:00 - an unbiased intro

05:14 - An Arsenal Champions League campaign full of impressiveness

11:45 - Arsenal’s forward line and we lose ourselves

14:28 - we regain composure

14:50 - Arsenal play Man Utd next

17:50 - Man Utd 08 vs Arsenal 26 combined XI - who wins?!

29:42 - A Break

29:45 - A break for Thomas Frank too

34:34 - Tottenham’s injuries and sympathy for Frank

38:35 - Is it worth Spurs’ fans being patient?

44:00 - evidence for a future HR hearing…

44:46 - Vincent Kompany’s impressive Bayern Munich

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Manchester United’s dominant win over Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City, A dramatic week for Crystal Palace & their manager Oliver Glasner, the continuing crisis surrounding Thomas Frank at Tottenham Hotspur and the potential for European qualification for David Moyes and Everton were all discussed in the latest Tifo football podcast.

This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features JJ Bull, Jack Pitt-Brooke & Reuben Pinder and is produced by Steve Hankey.

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00:00 - An intro that drew first blood

4:45 - A hellish day for Man City

6:30 - A brilliant day for Bruno

13:30 - What dominant Man Utd were actually like

19:15 - Credit to Carrick & team selection tactics

23:22 - An off day for Man City & dependence on individuals

30:05 - March Guehi’s imminent move & Man City transition

33:30 - The anti-Arsenal agenda continues…

35:10 - Rob Edwards for Manager of the Month?

37:49 - Beginning of THE RING! Or is it?

39:00 - a break

39:02 - THE RONDO

44:02 - A week of drama at Crystal Palace

53:53 - A season of drama at Tottenham Hotspur

1:01:46 - Aston Villa come unstuck against David Moyes’ Everton

1:10 - Points Are Bad

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Real Madrid sacking Xabi Alonso, a potential managerial mega market in the summer and potential permanent Manchester United managers, based on vibes, were all discussed in the latest Tifo football podcast.

This episode of the Tifo football podcast is hosted by Joe Devine, features Jon Mackenzie, Reuben Pinder & Tomas Hill Lopez-Menchero and is produced by Steve Hankey.

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00:00 - Un nuevo intro

03:11 - Another alternative intro

04:51 - A sprawling conversation about Real Madrid sacking Xabi Alonso

37:43 - A break

37:45 - THE RING

42:40 - A mad managerial market to come! Possibly…

46:52 - Which managers FEEL more Barcelona or more Real Madrid?

51:55 - Who should the next Man Utd manager be based on FEELINGS?

57:00 - Jon’s pro Emery to Man United rant

1:00 - Aston Villa are unbelievably lucky

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